i wish we could bring criminal charges against how he s treating our democracy during this election cycle. is there concern any of this controversy, what we re seeing at the polls, women impact voter behavior at all today? i am excited with the level of enthusiasm, the determination of voters to stay in line. i m encouraging voters to stay in line, whether you re in georgia, florida, any other state, because no matter what, don t leave the polling place unless you cast a ballot, whether provisional or an actual ballot. inside this auditorium in morehouse college, there s over 100 people still waiting in line. so students all day. the lines stretched down the block. i talked to volunteers, you see behind me a bunch of poll watchers saying that every hour of every moment of the day, the line stretched to 150 people or more. there s still young people in there ready to vote. there s excitement, but also a lot of concern. tremaine lee for us in morehouse, at morehouse, appreciate y
spades. this story shows that pretty early on, really before the general election even started top officials at least were aware and expressed some interest in the promise this technology how it could be used to influence voter behavior. i think that s one of the significant things here, but as you say there is no direct tie in our story toll anything the russians were doing. there was an additional meeting beyond the spring one that happened in august that did include donald trump jr.? i can put up on the screen attendees of the meeting. interesting motion. zamel is the israeli. erik prince ran black water, nader is close to the uae. and donald trump jr. the significance this meeting. it is curious. we reported on heating in may in a story where we high lighted that zamel appeared at trump
secret information. they collected and analyzed voter data to try to determine voter behavior. alexander nix is reported lauding how important they were to the trump campaign. he is asked at one point, has he ever met mr. trump? many times. in another exchange, the scientist dr. alex taylor says when you think about that donald trump lost the popular vote by 3 million votes but won the electoral vote, that s down to the data and the research. you did your rallies in the right locations. you moved more people out in those key swing states. he won by 40,000 votes in three
that s what it s all about today. this is now about are the middle-class, blue-collar workers getting the first pay raise they ve gotten in 15 to 10 years? because they haven t. we just have been flat for that long, and when you start making more money, you just start to feel good about life. right. and that s what drives voter behavior, and it s the big untold story of the trump years. how much will wages increase and when? and let me give you a couple, just numbers on growth. from 1948 until 2008, our erican economy grew at from00to 2016,peent annually. the economy grew at 1.5 percent annually. we ve been starving for strong growth. it s the answer to everything. yeah. i agree. and it insulates us from other kinds of worries and anxieties. is that right? i think so. yes. does it? does it? i think so. people are feeling better. right. they re going to behave differently. go ahead. you re a little troubled by this. too much about money? too much. no, no, no,
that s what it s all about today. this is now about are the middle-class, blue-collar workers getting the first pay raise they ve gotten in 15 to 10 years? because they haven t. we just have been flat for that long, and when you start making more money, you just start to feel good about life. right. and that s what drives voter behavior, and it s the big untold story of the trump years. how much will wages increase and when? and let me give you a couple, st numbers on growth. from 1948 unl 2008, our american enomy grew at a rate of 3.4 percent annually. from 2008 to 2016, the economy grew at 1.5 percent annually. we ve been starving for strong growth. it s the answer to everything. yeah. i agree. and it insulates us from other kinds of worries and anxieties. is that right? i think so. yes. does it? does it? i think so. people are feeling better. right. they re going to behave differently. go ahead. you re a little troubled by this. too much about money? too mu